3-Star Hotels in Aichi Prefecture, Japan

Super convenient location. Cleanliness is acceptable. ”Room” is comfortable and more spacious than I expected, with essentials like light, small fan, power point are provided. Shower area can be pretty crowded and hardly any space to move around when people are also doing their face and drying hair. The only thing I am not happy about is the limited space at the locker area. Granted the locker space is very small, there is no table nor shelves for people to reorganize or access their things. I was literally temp holding stuff in between my legs while trying to look for things inside the small locker. Some people also open their suitcase on the floor limiting others from accessing their lockers. While location is extremely convenient, I am not 100% sure if I want to stay here again.

We stayed in a triple room with three beds, which was quite spacious by Japanese standards. The hotel is within walking distance from Sakae Station, and we walked several times to Osu, which is about two train stops away. The walk itself was enjoyable, with plenty of shopping options and eateries along the way. However, the downside is that the hotel feels very outdated. The beds are very hard, and the windows are quite small. The room is carpeted and feels slightly musty, although an air purifier is provided. The bathroom is especially old-looking — the toilet has a yellowish tone and the bidet system is outdated. That said, from what I observed, many hotels in Nagoya seem to have smaller windows and older designs. Front desk service is basic, with quick and efficient check-in and check-out, but nothing particularly memorable. Overall, Nagoya is a great city to visit, but next time I would look forward to staying at a higher-quality hotel. With newer options like the upcoming Conrad near Sakae Station, the accommodation experience in Nagoya will hopefully improve significantly.

I arrived around 2:45 PM and was waiting in the lobby, but the receptionist let me in early, which was very helpful! This is my second time staying here, and I'm always happy that the receptionist has been so kind to me! This was my first time using the large public bath, and as stated on the sign, the shower is small, with only enough space for three people and the sink for two. However, it opens from 4:00 PM, so if you go early, I think you can have it all to yourself! Even though I'm not a fan of unit baths, this is a hotel I'd like to use often because it has a large public bath!

The location is very convenient for those traveling by Shinkansen at Nagoya Station, but if you need to take the subway, the walk is considerably longer. Although the room is only 12m², it is quite comfortable, and the breakfast selection is also good.

Rating: 2/5 stars This hotel's biggest advantage is undoubtedly its prime location – it's just a short walk from Kanayama Station, making travel around the area extremely convenient. However, there are significant areas that need improvement. The room cleanliness was disappointing, with noticeable amounts of hair left on the toilet walls, which suggests inadequate cleaning protocols. Additionally, communication with staff proved to be quite difficult, creating frustration when trying to address concerns or ask for assistance.

I booked these rooms for my children his friends Everyone agreed that this is one of the best hotel in Nagoya and the room is cleaned and nice, with moderate size . But the location is supered, right in the middle of everything. Will book again for September stay for my business trip

The parking lot was adjacent and it was comfortable, but the room was small. The bed was right inside the door, so it was dark overall, and the unit bathroom was old. However, it was not an inconvenience and I was able to stay comfortably, so it was good.

Nagoya was quite expensive, so I booked this hotel and found it to be pretty good value for money, much better than I expected. The service attitude was excellent, and check-in at the front desk was smooth. Although the room was small, it had everything I needed and was very clean; perfect for a solo traveler. The hotel is very close to the subway station, making transportation convenient, and the surroundings are quiet. I've already recommended it to my colleagues; it's ideal for a weekend stay.

⭐ The elevator is hidden behind automatic doors inside the building, which can be a bit inconvenient for new guests checking in, especially since there are only downward escalators, making it hard to get to the second floor. ⭐ This hotel doesn't provide bottled water (you can buy it at Lawson downstairs). I actually saw a lot of negative reviews on Xiaohongshu and booked this place with some trepidation. But when I arrived, I found the hotel to be really good! The location is very close to the commercial street, just across the road. Although the facilities are a bit old, they are still quite clean. It's even cheaper than accommodation in China, and the room isn't particularly small—there's enough space to open a suitcase. The air conditioning is quite loud when set to heat, but you can just turn it off once the room is warm enough.

This time I was traveling solo, and I chose this hotel mainly for its convenient location near Nagoya Station and its affordable price. Service: The front desk is on the second floor; take the escalator up on the left after entering, then turn right. It's a very small front desk, but the staff were quite enthusiastic. Check-in was quick with just my passport and the Trip.com confirmation. Environment: The building houses a Yakiniku restaurant, an izakaya, etc., so at night, if you open your window, you'll get the smell of grilled meat wafting in... Cleanliness: It was decent. The bathroom was small but clean, the floor wasn't sticky, and the bedding was tidy. Facilities: The air conditioning couldn't switch modes; you could only adjust the temperature.